attempt
Oh yes my attempt:
You can determine the acceleration from using acc = Force/mass
or: a = ( 10.0 + 2.00 t2 ) / 10.00 = 1 + 0.2 t2
dv = a dt and add these, by intergating, to get the total final speed.
So: final speed = integral of...
A 10.0 kg mass, sitting on a frictionless horizontal surface experiences an external horizontal force which is a function of time :
F(t) = (10.0 + 2.00 t2) Newtons
(a) If the mass starts from rest and the force acts for 5.00 sec, what is the resulting speed of the mass?
(b)Over...
The height that a model rocket launched from Earth can reach can be estemated by assuming that the burn time is short compared to the total flight time, so for most of the flight the rocket is in free-fall. (This estimate neglects the burm time in calculations of both time and displacement. )...